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Doceree Closes the Measurement Loop Across Every HCP Channel

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A unified Closed Loop Measurement framework now connects Investment, Reach, Performance, and Outcome across nine HCP channels: Point of Care, Programmatic, Account-Based Marketing, Copay, CTV, DOOH, Social, Email, and Text. The framework is powered by Clinical Intent Signals, attention-based creative effectiveness, and physician-level data.

SHORT HILLS, N.J., July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Doceree, the world’s first AI-powered operating system for healthcare marketing, today announced a significant expansion of its measurement capabilities: a unified Closed Loop Measurement (CLM) framework that reads every channel in a brand’s mix through a single lens, from media investment to downstream clinical and commercial outcome.

For the first time, brand and agency teams can put a Point of Care campaign and a CTV campaign next to each other and compare them directly, because both are measured on the same stages, the same navigation, and the same clinical signal underneath — and every dollar spent can be traced to what it produced.

The problem: as channels multiply, the truth gets harder to find

Pharma brand teams now run HCP campaigns across as many as nine channels at once, and each has historically been measured on its own terms, by its own vendor, against its own definition of performance. A brand manager who wants to know what is actually working has to stitch together as many separate reports as there are channels before any real comparison is possible. Impressions, clicks, and reach describe activity; they do not describe whether the campaign is producing an outcome. And the lag between a channel underperforming and a team noticing often stretches into weeks.

Closing that gap is exactly what this expansion was built to do: connect investment to reach, reach to performance, and performance to outcome, consistently, across every channel.

Why now: activity metrics no longer defend a budget

Signal loss from cookie deprecation and tightening privacy regulation has made traditional attribution harder to trust, shifting the useful question from “which exact ad drove this script” to “how does each channel contribute to real lift.” At the same time, attention-based measures such as time in content and scroll depth are proving more honest signals of engagement than impressions and clicks. Both trends point toward outcome-linked, cross-channel measurement, and Doceree’s expansion answers that shift with what makes outcome measurement credible in healthcare: deterministic clinical signal rather than modeled audience data.

What’s new

Closed Loop Measurement (CLM), applied uniformly – Every channel, campaign, and sub-campaign is mapped across the same four stages, Investment, Reach, Performance, and Outcome, so the entire mix speaks one measurement language from spend through to script. The loop is closed inside the platform, not in a brand manager’s spreadsheet after the fact.

Clinical Intent Signals (CIS) breakdown – A live view of HCPs tracked, total signals captured, intent-stage movement, and average time spent in each clinical intent stage. It connects media performance to the clinical decision-making it is meant to influence, so a team can see that a physician was not only reached but actually moved. No modeled audience can show that. It takes real clinical signal.

Creative effectiveness, measured by attention – Beyond impressions and clicks, brand teams can now see whether the creative actually held an HCP’s attention, using measures such as time in content and scroll depth. Creative decisions get made on whether a message landed, not simply whether it was served.

Physician-Level Data (PLD) access – For clients who opt in, physician-level engagement data is now available directly from the dashboard, rather than through a delayed export or a separate request. Teams with the appropriate entitlement can see individual prescriber engagement without waiting for a scheduled report to catch up.

Five-level drill-down – One continuous flow from a portfolio-level view down through Brand, Channel, Campaign, Sub-Campaign, and Audience, with no tool-switching or separate exports to reconcile along the way.

Channel-level breakdown and brand-ready reporting – Full performance detail across every HCP channel, alongside scheduled reports on a team’s own cadence, whether that is a weekly performance summary, a monthly attribution report, or a quarterly executive summary. Each one arrives automatically as a finished document, built for how brand managers work rather than how an analyst would prefer to read the data.

This measurement layer is the same foundation that powers Daily Command, Doceree’s commercial operating system for pharma.

“For twenty years, healthcare marketing has measured motion instead of medicine. Impressions and clicks tell you a channel was busy, not whether a physician moved toward the right decision for a patient,” said Harshit Jain, MD, Founder & Global CEO of Doceree. “Closing the loop across every channel, on the same clinical signal, changes the question a brand team can finally answer. Not what did we run, but what did it change. As a physician, that is the only measurement that has ever mattered, and now a brand manager can see it in one place, the same way for Point of Care as for CTV.”

Availability

The expanded measurement capabilities are rolling out to Doceree clients over the coming weeks. PLD access is available to clients with the appropriate data entitlement. For more information, visit doceree.com.

About Doceree

Doceree is the only healthcare marketing platform that can measure and adapt to the actual clinical intent of both physicians and patients. Built on the industry’s largest real-time clinical signal network, Doceree’s infrastructure unifies the entire healthcare journey – from physician awareness to prescription and patient fill to refill.

 

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Melody Party Offers Over 20,000 Songs and Adds More Than a Thousand New Tracks Monthly, Enhancing Its Online Karaoke Experience

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SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Melody Party is a music social app featuring a variety of activities, including Mic Grab, Artist Mafia, and Singing Battle. Through its online karaoke feature, SING A SONG, the app brings the traditional karaoke experience online, removing time and location constraints and offering a music experience that combines real-time singing with social interaction.

SING A SONG features an extensive library of more than 20,000 songs, with over a thousand new songs added every month. Its diverse selection includes popular K-pop tracks, classic Korean songs, and karaoke favorites. The feature offers a free-use model, allowing users to start singing their chosen songs without paying a separate fee. This helps reduce the time and cost associated with visiting traditional coin-operated karaoke venues, making it easier to enjoy singing as part of everyday life.

In terms of functionality, SING A SONG supports pitch adjustment and independent volume controls for vocals and accompaniment, allowing users to customize their singing experience according to their preferences. Users can also create online karaoke rooms, invite friends to sing together in real time, and enjoy voice chat and social interaction.

By continuously expanding its song library and offering diverse music-based interactive experiences, Melody Party continues to strengthen its music ecosystem. Through SING A SONG, the platform aims to create an accessible, highly interactive online music social space.

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Drawing new strength from 20-year legacy, IAACA calls on global counterparts to join annual conference to fortify integrity

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MARRAKECH, Morocco, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The International Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (IAACA), an independent and non-political anti-corruption organisation with over 190 member anti-corruption authorities (ACAs) worldwide, will co-host IAACA Annual Conference 2026 in Marrakech, Morocco next month together with the Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong, China (ICAC) and the National Authority for Probity, Prevention and Fight Against Corruption of Morocco (INPPLC) to chart a path for the global graft fight and explore cutting-edge approaches to tackle emerging corruption challenges.

Themed “Building on 20 Years of Legacy: Drawing Strength from the Past, Guarding Global Integrity for the Future”, the international event will not only mark the 20th anniversary of the IAACA, but also provide a dynamic forum for IAACA members to exchange insights and enhance co-operation.

Calling on international counterparts to participate in the conference scheduled for November 25, IAACA President Mr Woo Ying-ming, who also serves as ICAC Commissioner, said that “As the IAACA marks its 20th anniversary, the conference will bring together global anti-corruption community at a pivotal moment for collective action. I anticipate that the valuable insights and new approaches generated through the international synergy will chart a resilient strategic path for us to navigate integrity risks and draw strength from our shared legacy to guard global integrity for generations to come.”

During the conference, renowned international experts from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Basel Institute on Governance, the International Anti-Corruption Academy, and global anti-corruption and law enforcement agencies and institutions will shed light on harnessing artificial intelligence in the fight against corruption, safeguarding integrity within global climate and biodiversity frameworks and analysing global corruption measurement and systemic effectiveness.

Following the conference, the ICAC, the INPPLC, the IAACA and the UNODC will co-organise a training seminar on leveraging AI in combating corruption.

While the ICAC and INPPLC will share how AI and new technology can reshape the future of anti-graft enforcement and corruption prevention, the UNODC will provide a global perspective on using AI models in financial crime investigations and addressing the operational relevance, legal robustness and adaptability across jurisdictions.

For details of the conference and training, please visit:
https://www.icac.org.hk/icac/iaaca-morocco-2026/index.html

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Viettel moves 100 million subscribers to home-grown cloud-native charging in three months – with zero downtime

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HANOI, Vietnam, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation (Viettel High Tech), part of Viettel Group, has migrated more than 100 million subscribers and some 5,000 tariff plans at Viettel, Vietnam’s largest mobile operator, to vOCS 4.0, its in-house cloud-native charging system. The three-month cutover ran on a live national network with no service disruption.

Replacing a charging system is one of the riskiest projects an operator can undertake, which is why many stick with legacy platforms. Viettel High Tech reduced the risk through real-time data synchronization, parallel running and a phased cutover, with instant rollback at every stage.

The project won the Telecom Review Excellence Awards 2026 prize for Best Technology Deployment in Asia, a first for a Vietnamese company.

What it means for operators:

Scale: more than 300,000 transactions per second at latency below 5 milliseconds, across 2G–5G and fixed services on one platformLower cost: up to 50% less hardware investment than the previous generation, by sharing infrastructure with the networkAgility: new tariff plans in hours instead of days, new features three times faster and deployments about 30% fasterResilience: two active data centers about 2,000 km apart and automatic recovery in under two minutes

Viettel High Tech developed every core layer in-house, from a telecom-grade cloud-native platform and NFV-MANO orchestration to real-time charging, subscriber and balance management.

“Passing rigorous tests of real-time self-diagnosis and self-recovery is what allows an operator to keep its promise of 24/7 service to customers,” said Luu Manh Ha, CEO of Viettel Networks, which operates the system on Viettel’s network in Vietnam. “Above all, owning the charging system means an operator is not dependent on foreign vendors – it safeguards digital sovereignty and preserves business flexibility.”

“The charging system is where an operator’s business strategy turns into revenue in real time,” said Nguyen Minh Quang, CEO of Viettel High Tech. “We believe vOCS 4.0 is ready to help operators worldwide capture the value of 5G and digital services.”

In 2017, vOCS 4.0’s predecessor, vOCS 3.0, replaced a foreign vendor’s platform for 90 million Viettel subscribers. Across both generations, vOCS serves more than 220 million subscribers in 11 countries. Viettel High Tech now offers vOCS 4.0 to operators worldwide.

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